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SpacecraftScientists will be able to see and feel the force of the force that is being felt by the other side of the screen. They can see the force as well as the forces that are pushing back against the force. They are able to feel and feel each other's pain as they try to move on to the next phase of the battle.
A Race Against Time: NASA Readies for Historic Asteroid Sample Delivery
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World War IIRationing could be a means of rapidly and fairly reducing greenhouse gas emissions by states. Alternative schemes, such as carbon taxes and personal carbon trading, tend to benefit the wealthy as they have the means to purchase the right to pollute. The authors argue that rationing would instead allow people to receive an equitable portion of resources based on their needs, therefore sharing out the effort to protect the planet.
World War II-Style Rationing: A Fairer Way To Fight Climate Change?
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Why Are Viral Infections More Severe in Men? Researchers May Have Solved the Mystery
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New Technique Could Increase the Number of Usable Donated Hearts by 30%
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TechA team of scientists developed a new genomic technique to trace the origins of E. coli infections. They estimated that between 480,000 and 640,000 urinary tract infections in the U.S. each year may be caused by foodborne E.coli strains. The study provides strong evidence that harmful E.Coli strains are transmitted from food animals to humans through the food supply, causing serious illness.
Foodborne E. coli Menace: Bacteria From Meat Causes 480,000+ Urinary Tract Infections in the U.S. Every Year
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ResearchNASA scientists have strong evidence that Jupiter's moon Europa has an internal ocean under its icy outer shell. New computer modeling suggests the water may actually be pushing the ice shell along, possibly speeding up and slowing down the rotation of the moon's icy shell. NASA's Europa Clipper spacecraft will explore the moon when it reaches orbit around Jupiter in 2030.
New Explanation Uncovered for the Mysterious Motion of Europa’s Icy Shell
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Earthquake · TurkeyScientists are using satellite images to locate landslides following the powerful earthquakes that struck in early February. The magnitude 7.8 and 7.5 earthquakes that shook parts of Turkey and Syria on February 6, 2023, caused widespread destruction. In the days since the earthquakes struck, many new landslides became visible in satellite images.
World Bank estimates Turkey earthquake damage at $34 billion
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Astronauts · Cape CanaveralIn a frustrating disappointment, the launch of a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule carrying a four-man crew bound for the International Space Station was called off with just two minutes to go because of trouble with a system used to ignite the Falcon 9's first stage engines.
Launch of four-man crew to space station on SpaceX rocket aborted just before liftoff
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